A Grade II listed Roman Catholic parish church serving the Edge Hill neighbourhood of Liverpool since the nineteenth century.
At a glance
St Anne’s Church occupies Overbury Street in Edge Hill, a residential area of Liverpool. It remains an active parish church within the Archdiocese of Liverpool, serving the local Catholic community. The building holds protected status as a Grade II listed structure on England’s National Heritage List.
History
St Anne’s has operated as a Roman Catholic parish church in Edge Hill for generations. In 1999, its parish was consolidated with that of the Church of St Bernard, reflecting evolving patterns of worship and community needs in the diocese.
What you see
The church’s Grade II listing indicates architectural or historical merit worthy of national protection. Further details about the building’s style and design remain to be documented.
Cultural significance
St Anne’s represents the Catholic heritage of Liverpool and the Edge Hill community. Its designation as a listed building underscores its importance as a local landmark and place of worship.
Key facts
- Location: Overbury Street, Edge Hill, Liverpool, Merseyside, England
- Country: United Kingdom
- City: Liverpool
- Coordinates: 53.4032, −2.9537
- Designation: Grade II listed building (National Heritage List for England)
- Function: Active Roman Catholic parish church
- Archdiocese: Liverpool
Practical information & getting there
St Anne’s Church is located on Overbury Street in the Edge Hill neighbourhood of Liverpool. As an active parish church, it welcomes visitors during services and posted hours. You can find more information through the Archdiocese of Liverpool or local community resources.
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